For the rest--Kim giggledhere as he cleaned his teeth--his hostess would rather heighten the enjoyment of the road.
Billie looked at Laura, who giggled and raised her hand as though to ward off a blow.
Shouldn’t be surprised but what Connie’s second theme would be more flippant than her first,” giggled Laura.
For some uncanny reason the Grand Duchess had notgiggled once since the coffee was served.
To make sure that every one knew she was present, she chattered in a high, shrill voice in Malapropian French, andgiggled at everything.
The older ones among them went stolidly to their kennels; but a few of the mill-girls looked after Sally and made quite audible remarks about her and giggled and laughed and nudged the men.
Henrietta giggled and Sally smiled; and they stepped lively and got to the station with two minutes to spare.
From far aloft came that loud guffaw that speaks the vacant mind and one of the pretty girls next me giggled in echo.
He brought me a foot-mat, which only made matters worse, for a pretty girl giggled round the corner as I toiled at it.
They are other gods," said a young priest, who giggled deprecatingly at his own creed every time he was questioned about it.
They shrieked and giggled and chattered and sat down on the floor with the innocent abandon of maidenhood, and broke off to kiss the baby when he showed signs of being overlooked.
I need my head, too," giggled Elaine, ruefully rubbing that slightly injured member.
Two or three times in the course of study the remark re-occurred to her and she giggled softly.
And the children giggled crumbily and presently they sidled and edged up to their aunt and began to finger her and pluck at her clothes.
She giggled and then, with a shout of laughter, rushed off to show Mrs. Copas her gift.
At that he giggled helplessly and went on giggling until he was near crying.
Mrs. Boothroyd seized Old Mole by the hand and shook it warmly, while she giggled with excitement.
Kedzie giggled with sheer nervousness at the phrase.
The other nymphs, wood and water, giggled and shook with sisterly affection.
She giggled still more and her eyes assumed a coy meaningfulness that increased my discomfort.
The kitchen-maid giggled again, and the housemaid gave a sigh expressive of scorn and weariness as she drew a thin pencil over her eyebrows.
The kitchen-maid giggled and winked at William, with obviously friendly intent.
Lakeville would have dropped dead if they had," giggled Bettie.
And Henrietta, far from appearing downcast at Madame's outrageous words, giggled cheerfully and considered it a joke.
No," giggled Mabel, "and I don't want any more for a long time.
She wasn't sure at breakfast time," giggled Mabel.
Then having much good sense back of her shortcomings she giggled too.
Pachmann looked at us, noted our dumb wonder, and--giggled like an idiot.
And he felt for his cigar-case, really forgetting that it was gone, like all other incidents of his old self; while Jolland giggled with unrestrained delight at such charming effrontery.
Chawner looked down his nose with a feeble attempt at a gratified simper, while his neighbours giggled with furtive relish.
He giggled uneasily, and made a sheepish offer to shake hands, which was indignantly declined.
Nancy's clear, delighted laugh came from the island, Joan giggled and said, "O Uncle Herbert!
The Rector, already busy, spared her a glance of appreciation, and the twins giggled at the humour of their favourite.
Mr. Birket wished them good-morning solemnly and hoped that they had slept well, at which they giggled and were rebuked by Miss Bird, when their uncle turned away to ask the same question of Cicely.
Then some one giggled hysterically and another squealed.
The minute we escaped into the hall at the end of the recitation, the girls gathered around us and giggled and teased Lila till she almost broke down and cried before them all.
The talking-man giggled like a school-girl caught consuming surreptitious chocolates.
Harris giggled explosively, and whispered: "She wants a Dozey dress!
It looked very funny, and for a jiffy we all laughed, all except Little Jim who just giggled a little.
Again the girlgiggled and again he flushed with rage.
She mistook his rage for blushes and giggled insinuatingly.
I'd get one of Uncle Jabez's long flannel nightgowns for her, then," giggled Ruth.
I bet Mercy Curtis would like to see it," giggled Helen, "if Wonota was sure to shoot Joe.
Matty blushed and giggled as only Matty could blush and giggle.
Matty once more blushed consciously, and giggled in an audible manner when the captain's name was mentioned.
I don't know but the Barnacle would sprout wings and fly through the air after Purt," giggled Bobby.
I can't imagine Old Dimple communing with nature--not as a pastime," giggled Bobby.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "giggled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
